Ethel (Wreck)
About Ethel (Wreck)
Ethel is a British steamship wreck from World War I, torpedoed on 16 September 1918. The wreck lies on a sandy seabed at around 36 m and is described as having good visibility. It is considered a strong option for night diving, with nearby mussel beds that draw in large shoals of fish.
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Ethel (Wreck) Planning Details
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Reported Depth
36m+
Depth Note
Depth given as 36 m on a sandy bed.
Typical Conditions
Good visibility reported; sandy seabed.
Safety & Access At Ethel (Wreck)
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
As a wreck at 36 m, plan appropriately for depth and wreck-related risks, especially on night dives.
Local Intel For Ethel (Wreck)
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A wreck dive around 36 m, also noted as suitable to consider for night dives.
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Exposure Profile at Ethel (Wreck)
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